This morning, we received joyous news that all 20 living hostages are back home. At the same time, we’re awaiting the return of the bodies of the remaining hostages. So, as a community, how are we supposed to feel? As Jewish educators, how do we create the memory of what October 7th meant for the
Teach your students about Sefirat HaOmer and prepare for Lag BaOmer with these Lag BaOmer resources.
Go on a fun scavenger hunt while studying the book of Ruth.
A collection of sheets explaining the custom of eating dairy foods on Shavuot.
Educational videos to engage students with Shavuot.
In this Shavuot project, each of the 10 fingers becomes a place holder for one of the 10 Commandments.
Activities for Shavuot. The activities include: videos, digital activities, games and more.
For this activity, consider the two mental health middot that relate to Shavuot and Ruth’s story.
A Four-week Jewish guide through Mental Health Awareness Month.
A lesson using the story of Ruth and the middah of sharing the burden with one's friend.